Pollen in Evansville, IN

About pollen in Evansville

Pollen activity in Evansville is fairly quiet at the moment. Late July often falls in a lull between the end of the grass pollen season and the start of ragweed season, so most people should find today comfortable, with little to bother even those who are sensitive to airborne pollen. Looking ahead, this calm is likely temporary. As summer progresses toward fall, ragweed and other late-season weeds typically become the main source of irritation across the Ohio Valley, so it is worth watching for that shift in the coming weeks. Tree pollen, from species like oak, maple, and hickory that are common in the area, had its peak back in spring and is not a concern at this time of year, while grasses are winding down after their late spring and early summer run.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Evansville, IN today?

Evansville, IN has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.